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Hello all,

I mapped the following combo to a key to more easily edit kernel config fil=
es:
I, #, escape, j
Now I can easily modify GENERIC to comment out those things I do not need (=
just
hit the mapped key on a line you wish to comment out).
(For the newbies who dig this trick: It is accomplished by typing
:map MYKEY I#^V^[j
Of cours)

The question is this:
How can I make this mapping behave as one would want it to behave 'n times'=
 by
typing a number before the mapped key?

Example: assuming I bound the combo to q, typing '10q' just gives me 10 hash
signs on the line and scrolls down to the next line. This is to be expected,
since prefixing a number to 'i' or 'I' inserts that many instances of the
typed string. (after which it just goes to the next line, once)

Regards,
Peter
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